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Got to be a singer for a proposal this weekend! Beautiful grand gesture and she said YES! So grateful to have been a part of such a powerful moment

Kayaking thru a river, this blue heron allowed us to get up nice and close to witness this rare moment where he snatched up s turtle for lunch!

Adorable annie The car loves to brush her head against anything she can. When she sees a human fist she always goes on her hind legs to complete the fist bump

Karma the dog was seen lying down with her paw up, so her owner thought she wanted a high five. Her reaction was to just continue lying there. Aren’t big lazy dogs the best?

This massive beaver was spotted near Toronto, gnawing on a fallen tree by a river late at night. At first glance he almost looks like a small bear. The person filming was surprised that the friendly beaver let him get within a couple meters of him without running away to get this great footage. Watch as this beaver gnaws through the entire large branch and eventually pulls it off and runs away with it to add it to it’s nearby dam. The footage was slightly sped up to keep the video short.

This cat appears to be offering her friend a pawshake! She keeps her paw stretched out for an awkward amount of time until eventually she gets bored and slaps him in the face. The cuteness never ends when your living with two cats!

This cat (her name is Annie) loves to get cozy on this fuzzy blanket. She also loves to listen to our peaceful guitar music. Watch the cuteness unfold on a cozy Christmas morning as she kneads with her paws for over two minutes. Cats often knead to show love and affection and asking for a pet

Christmas decorations are everywhere this year! It is so nice to see all the houses and trees lined with beautiful lights and decorations. This squirrel decided to decorate his nest with a big peanut butter jar! I hope hes planning to store nuts in there

This playful cat loves to find new hiding places. This year, she's found the a very festive spot - underneath some Christmas wrapping paper!

This purple finch is enjoying the beautiful sunny day and splashing around in this pond waterfall. He is still too young to have developed his purple colors, but he was much larger and darker in color than a yellow finch. This bird ia bit if a rare sight here in Toronto, so it was a real treat to see him land in front of me and splash around. So cute!

Karma the dog is the most gentle of beasts. She has very little reaction as the curious cat annie affectionately caresses her. Karma and Annie spend lots if time together grooming eachother and playing.

This man is surrounded in deer and he only has a few treats to give them! One deer is especially impatient and startles him by giving him a firm bite to the stomache. This video takes place in The famous deer park of Nara in Japan, where thousands of “friendly” deer wander around. The deer here are not afraid of humans, and infact they will come up to you and bow their heads expecting you to give them a treat. But if you go there, learn from this guys mistake and dont tease them too much! Throughout he park vendors sell a special type of cookie that is healthy for the deers diet. This is what the man is feeding the deer.

Karma the pit bull/boxer mix sits there and takes the affection of playful little Annie. These two are best friends and she knows that huge beast of a dog would never hurt her! As she continues to poke and prod, eventually Karma decides to give a good licking. What an adorable grooming session! This is what true unconditional love looks like folks!

This interesting clock is located in Cambridge, England. It is called the “corpus clock”. You might be confused as to how one might tell the time from this strange moving sculpture with no traditional clock hands. But look closely! There are blue LED lights on each ring representing the hour (inner ring), minute (middle ring), and second (outer ring). Its about 2:33pm in the video. Watch how fast the LED changes in the second hand!!! This clock was unveiled to the world in 2008 by steven hawking, and it was named one of times best inventions in 2008. The creator of this masterpiece hoped to convey time as a terrifying creature that will slowly eat you up.

When this guy goes underwater for a swim he gets the surprise of a lifetime! After diving into the cold waters, he has no idea what is swimming directly beside him until he goes under the surface. A huge whale shark is heading right for him and they come face to face in a breathtaking moment that this diver will never forget. This video takes place in Cebu, a long and narrow island of the Philippines, stretching 196 kilometres from north to south and only 32 kilometres from east to west. The island is famous for whale sharks; so many people have fed them throughout the years, resulting in many pods of whale sharks deciding to move their home close to the shore. But these fish, as big and scary as they look, don't eat people. They only eat smaller fish and krill. As a matter of fact, the island has begun seeing a huge increase of tourism, with many companies sprouting up to offer <a href="https://rumble.com/v46l4v-whale-shark-pulls-a-boner.html" target="_blank">whale shark</a> tours, feedings and even the opportunities to come and swim with these giant whales. Tourists come from all over the world for this unique experience and pay a top dollar for it. Luckily for this guy, these whales have become friendly and domesticated over the years. The whale calmly swims beside the diver with no fear whatsoever. The diver on the other hand seems a little shaken and starts to swim backwards away from the giant water beast that is coming straight to him. He gets stuck between another diver and the whale shark and he is almost pushed right on top of the fish. It is scary moment watching this video and we can only imagine what was going through the diver’s mind in that moment! Whale sharks are very slow moving whales that are considered filter feeding carpet sharks. They are the largest known extant fish species with the largest whale on record coming in at 41.5 feet and weighing 47,000 pounds. They are typically found in the open waters of tropical oceans where the waters are warm. They do not like chilly waters and you will rarely see them in areas where the water temperatures are below 70 degrees Fahrenheit. The whales thrive here in Cebu, there the weather is always warm and humid and the water temperatures are nice and balmy. These giant fish feed only on <a href="https://rumble.com/v3u3rx-the-glow-in-the-dark-plankton-you-can-keep-at-home.html" target="_blank">plankton</a> and other small fish by opening their extremely large mouths and filter water through, catching the fish for food. They pose absolutely no threat to humans whatsoever, making them perfectly safe to swim with. They can be found all over the island of Cebu, looking for divers and tourists to swim with and entertain. They tend to travel together in gatherings. The largest gathering recorded was off the Yucatan coast, with more than 400 whale sharks swimming together in 2011. This area is the most consistent area to see whale sharks, mainly between the months of May and September. Would you be courageous enough to swim with these large fish?

Watch this cat stare longingly at the little squirrel. Does the squirrel even see her there? This cat has quite a nice view of watching nature out this window. Her parents call this window “the cat’s television”

These fish spas are all over asia. They typically have a pool full of these little fish called “doctor fish”. And when you put your feet in the water, they suck away your dead skin. But what they dont tell you is, it tickles - alot. Watch this man struggle to contain his girlish squeels as he attempts to keep his feet submurged.

This deer is so gentle and polite! He has been taught to bow his head to ask for food. This video was taken in Nara Deer Park in Japan. In this 1600 acre park, over a thousand friendly deer have all learned to bow like this. It has become a popular tourist attraction and many vendors around the park sell “deer cookies” which are healthy for the deer. Feeding them other food is discouraged. It is free to enter and explore the park. This park could be the only park with the most polite deer in the world. The park is home to hundreds of freely roaming deer. Considered in Shinto to be messengers of the gods, Nara's nearly 1200 deer have become a symbol of the city and have even been designated as a natural treasure. Nara's deer are surprisingly tame, although they can be aggressive if they think you will feed them. <a href="https://rumble.com/v3zc3n-deer-surprisingly-befriends-a-deer-hunter.html" target="_blank">deer</a> crackers are for sale around the park, and some deer have learned to bow to visitors to ask to be fed. The courteous deer can be seen seen bowing to a man offering her food every time the deer takes a tasty snack from him. The video shows the kindly young man extending his hand, holding out what appears to be small cookies and he gratefully takes the morsel, nibbling happily. As the animal-lover straightens up he bows at the speckled creature. Every time the man gives him biscuits, he repeats the gesture of respect bending his majestic head towards the ground. Having learnt what to do to get his hooves on more treats, the well-mannered deer bows back at the generous young <a href="https://rumble.com/v3nv2t-eager-young-deer-really-wants-to-play-with-humans.html" target="_blank">man</a> every time he proffers a biscuit, sometimes without even finishing chewing. He also isn't half-hearted with the gesture, and bows his head so far down that his imposing antlers nearly graze the ground. But soon the man’s food supply runs out and he holds out his empty hands to signify there are no more snacks to be eaten. He leaves the deer by making a Japanese greeting and the deer understands that his visitor parts ways with him. He just looks at him knowing that he will not come back and the deer will have to wait for another visitor to amaze. Did you know that there are over 60 different species of deer worldwide. Deer are present on all continents except Antarctica. All species of deer have antlers, with the exception of the Chinese water deer. Each year, antlers fall off and regrow. As they regrow, they are covered in a furry coat called velvet. Have a look at this <a href="https://rumble.com/v4zlfv-buck-sheds-antlers.html" target="_blank">amazing video</a> filmed in Bernville, Pennsylvania when a four-years-old Buck is shedding his velvet. Bucks shed their antlers between January and April, depending upon many factors including the animal’s age and the latitude at which it lives, after the mating season concludes. Fortunately for the deer, shedding antlers causes them no discomfort. This video shows a deer frantically trying to free himself and forcefully trying to launch itself away from the fence.

When this adorable cat puts her paw out it seems like she is offering the other cat to shake her paw! When he just looks at it with nintendo reaction, she begins to softly poke his face. It turns into the softest cat fight if all time

This versatile natural world of our own is quite amazing. Nature has created so many different life forms in terms of their external appearance, but also in terms of the way the manifest life itself. The fauna consists not only of fascinating predators, but also of noble animals considered herbivores. Deer is among the second category of living beings. These animals are rightly regarded as noble animals, since they could always touch the human soul in a very profound way. Since ancient times, these animals have been harnessed during the winter season, for the purpose of pulling sleds, and this was their purpose and this was the work they did for man, as they still do in some parts of the world. In Russia for example, some people dedicate their entire lives to one activity - reindeer herding. They heard deer not only for the production of meat, but also for the purpose of maintaining the population alive and in a satisfactory number. Man heading deer is the modern way of humanity paying back nature for all we have taken from it – in this case, making sure nature maintains its abundance in various parts of the world. Deer is one of the favorite species of animals of many ancient peoples. That is why these animals are often found in fairy tales, stories, and myths. They are also associated with kindness, comfort and, of course, the holiday season, especially Christmas and New Year. Only deer and no other animal on earth gets the honor to pull Santa Claus’s sleds, remember? But why is this so? The key to the whole story related to deer is they this animal, together with the dog, was one of the first animals man succeeded to tame and domesticate. It as the horse our ancestors used in distant times, when horses were not that evenly distributed on all continents. Deer served both as a means of transportation and food staple. There were special carts built for them exclusively, which were pulled by deer for the transport of different goods: household objects, yurts, the harvest, the daily catch and hunted game, etc. There were occasions when they were consumed for food, often hunters did so, not those who herded this animal on their farms. For farmers, there has always been some sort of love, respect, and reverence for the deer and it was rarely consummated. there are also evidence of the farmer or a host of a small cot far off the beaten trail warming their house in the winter months just to receive a wandering deer inside and feeding it by breaking the last crust of bread with the unexpected <a href="https://rumble.com/v49cne-man-crunches-an-apple-and-a-wild-deer-comes-running-from-the-forest.html" target="_blank">forest</a> guest. Such visitations, even just sights of deer, were considered signs of good fortune ahead and a promise of family prosperity. Deer also are clever animals that teach their young safety and independence from birth. They quickly assess dangerous situations and can distinguish well-wishers from predators. When tamed, they are meek and friendly. They are known to roam freely in crowds of people and interact with them. Proof of that is the video on the top of the page, taken in Nara Park in Japan, where there are hundreds of friendly <a href="https://rumble.com/v3pa7c-wild-deer-thoroughly-enjoy-storytime-in-the-forest.html" target="_blank">wild deer</a>! As you can see in the video, a young deer enters an ice-cream shop and patiently waits in line to be served. This deer just wants some ice cream! He patiently waits in line but eventually gives up and calmly walks away. It's so amazing how comfortable he seems to be around humans.

This big cat loves to play piano. He lets his owner control his paw so that he can help play the bass notes in this nostalgic melody. He really seems to enjoy playing alone and he often jumps on his owner's lap while he is playing. The tune they are playing is called "keyboard cat". If you don't know, keyboard cat was a viral video and internet meme uploaded in 2007 featuring a cat fake playing the piano.

This cat manages to pass out right in the middle of a cord-playing game. Hilarious!

This dog and cat are always adorable together snd every morning they spend time cuddling and grooming together. If you were the owner of these two cuties how would you ever get out of bed?? Watch as this large gentle boxer mix dog licks the cute kitty. Then the cat proceeds to lick herself in a hilarious way. Its hard to take your eyes off of these two... we hope this cute video brightens your day a bit

Patience is a virtue. and this is the most patient dog you've ever seen. What a good girl! Usually you'd expect a largue muscular dog like her to assert her dominance and simply scare the little kitty out of the way when she is thirsty, But not Karma! She just waits in line until the little cat Annie makes it clear that she is finished. She doesn't make any noise or intrude in any way. Cats can be easily scared by this kind of large and powerful animal. She has a very strong presence. But Karma the dog and Annie the cat are best friends and you can see clearly from this video that Karma cares alot about Annie. She really wants her cat friend to enjoy her drink, even though she is also thirsty. Such a kind Soul. After casually finishing up her drink, Annie looks back at Karma patiently waiting in line, and lets her know it her turn! When Annie is fully out of the way, Karma excitedly makes her way to the water dish and indulges! another precious moment from these two best friends.

You won't believe how realistic this is! With this new iphone app called "Meow" you can take your adorable little virtual kitty anywhere with you! You can feed him, and play with him using a laser pointer. It may seem simple, but this app is incredibly advanced and one of the first of its kind. Augmented Reality (AR) is the hottest new thing in smart phones today. With the new algorithms that are coming out with the newest phone updates, app makers are now able to place virtual objects in the real world! And not just a plopping an image in front of your camera like Pokemon go, I mean REALLY place them there! The camera can track what is the "ground" in the room, and the cat will stick to the ground. You can go up close to the cat, move all around him, and go far away, and he will stay right there where you placed him. It really feels like he is sitting there. Its hard to resist the urge to put your hand out and pet him. He will follow you and look up at you too if he wants something. He will also respond to you when you call his name! Make sure to feed and play with him regularily! This new technology is truly incredible and for cat/tech lovers you will just love playing with this app! Best of all, the app is FREE! They are always adding cool new updates sow why not try it out? What do you think of this cool new app? let us know in the comments!